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For better or worse, AI upscaling and frame generation are the future of gaming. NVIDIA’s DLSS, AMD’s FSR, and Intel’s XeSS upscaling technologies have been part of PC gaming for more than 5 years, and their frame-generation technologies for 3 years. Upscaling has reached consoles too now, with PlayStation’s PSSR upscaling tech for the PlayStation…

PlayStation’s public image has taken a significant hit following controversy over the decline of physical media and repeated reminders that consumers do not truly own their digital purchases. In response to growing frustration within the community, efforts to jailbreak the PlayStation 5 have accelerated rapidly, leading to major breakthroughs in console modification and software piracy.

Under certain conditions, Insomniac Games’ title can also be enjoyed on Microsoft’s console.

Prices for various components, including memory, continue to rise. This could significantly impact the production cost of next-generation consoles and the final price for consumers.

It can be sad to watch the PlayStation you spent hours fighting the hardest bosses with eventually fall out of use. But the fact that you no longer use your old PlayStation as much doesn’t make it useless. So, don’t throw away your old PlayStation; you can find other ways to give it purpose.

With PlayStation and other console makers continuing to raise the price of the current generation of consoles, gamers everywhere are looking to the next generation with genuine concern that they might finally be priced out of a hobby they love.

The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium lineup for October 2026 has finally been revealed. While those on the Essential tier have already gottenHunt: Showdown 1896, F1 2025, and Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 for October, those on the two higher tiers will get access to a slate of nine more titles over the month.

Frame generation is established tech in games at this point. We already knew that Sony was looking at the tecnology for the PlayStation 6, but the company has filed a new patent that gives a better idea of how it’ll work.

PlayStation Plus subscribers have an exciting month ahead, with a range of spooky and dramatic games coming to the platform this October.

A Kickstarter page teasing the working LEGO PlayStation has gone live, with the full reveal expected in the coming days.